Sickle Cell Anemia Topic at Sertoma Club Meeting
Dr Milner and Bobby L Abraham spoke at the Sertoma Club on sickle cell disease. Milner described hemoglobin types and disease inheritance while Abraham outlined Augusta's Sickle Cell Center services and ongoing research to cure or improve treatment. The discussion noted the disease affects about 2.5 million blacks in the United States and highlights education, testing, and counseling programs.
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Bobby L. Abraham
Sickle Cell Center
Medical College of Georgia
Paul Milner
Milner
Chicago
Abraham
Augusta
United States
Aiken County Hosts October Car Show At Kalmia Plaza
Farmers & Merchants Bank sponsors an October car show at Kalmia Plaza with 75 new 1977 cars and light trucks from 10 dealers. The event runs Oct 28 29 30 from 11 am to 7 pm with prize drawings and dealer reps highlighting features. If crowds grow it may become an annual county event.
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Aiken County
Kalmia Plaza
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Farmers & Merchants
Establishment and publisher note for Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes weekday afternoons with AP dispatches. It lists contact details, postal box, address in Aiken South Carolina, subscription payment policies, and disclaimers about errors and advance payments.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Grice Named Classified Advertising Manager
Charles O. Grice has been named classified advertising manager of the Aiken Standard. A USC graduate, he joined the newspaper in 1974 and is the son of O G Grice of New Bridge Road, Aiken. He attended Aiken High School and is active in the Southern Classified Managers Association, Mid Atlantic Newspapers Advertising Executives Association, and Aiken Jaycees. He attends First Baptist Church.
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Charles O. Grice
The
Aiken Standard
Grice
University of South Carolina
the Newspaper
0.G. Grice
New Bridge Rd
Aiken
Aiken High School
USC
Grice Is A
Southern Classified Managers’ Association
Mid-Atlantic Newspapers Advertising Executives Association
Aiken Jaycees
Joint Council Urges Citizens To Register
The Aiken North Augusta Joint Council asks unregistered citizens to vote before October 2 1976. Registered voters who qualify do not need to re register. The November 2 1976 general election is emphasized. The voter registration office is in the old post office at Park and Laurens Street in Aiken.
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Aiken-North Augusta
Miss South Carolina Pageant Trip Costs State Plane
The Air Aeronautics Commission spent 4000 to fly Lavinia Cox and a delegation from Greenville to Atlantic City for the Miss America Pageant. The trip used a state plane despite a new law limiting non official aircraft use. Commission director John Hamilton said the practice started years ago.
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Columbia
Atlantic City
N.J
State Aeronautics Commission
Commission
John Hamilton
Nick A. Theodore
Hamilton
PRT
South Carolina
Fred P. Brinkman
Theodore
Jaycees
Nationwide outlook shows sun and warmth midweek
A mostly sunny and warm forecast covers most of the nation on Wednesday. Cooler conditions are expected across the Great Lakes region, while rain is forecast from the Mid Atlantic to New England and from northern Missouri to South Dakota.
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Great Lakes
Mid-Atlantic
New England
Missouri
South Dakota
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Dr. Abraham
Vivian Davis
Greece
Italy
Sicly
India
Charles C. Grice
Bill Vernon
Chevrolet
Bubba Beck
Volkswagen
Eagle Motors
Dodge
Volvo
Ellington
Buick
Cadillac
R & C Implement Co
International
Satcher Motor Co
Star
Chrysler
Plymouth
Timmerman Motor Co
Timmerman
Toyota
Triangle
Pontiac
GMC
First Baptist Church
Joint Council
Dette
National Wearmen Service
NOAA
US Dept of Commer
Ae Deus
Laurens St
Ake
Whiskey Rd
Hwy. 19S
Wells & Fleetwood-Aiken
Leaphart & Hall
Batesburg
Federal Land Bank Association OF
Batesburg-Aiken
As Land Bank
Ee Land Bank
Laurens
York NE
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